Sentence examples for quite shift from inspiring English sources
"Often you see something that doesn't quite shift or change as much as you expect.
Now, when he takes off his shirt, he reveals a couple of small rolls of flab that he couldn't quite shift.
Pence chops one to second, Phillips stops it but can't quite shift his weight in time to throw to first and the Giants at last have a man on base, breaking a streak of ten consecutive bats retired.
However, reducing the 1969 victory for those four countries to only represent 0.25 of a victory each still doesn't quite shift the balance in favour of non-EU countries.
I did feel, as a friend told me before I went off on a wait job, "Remember, you work for the customer, not the restaurant". If tipping doesn't quite shift loyalties so neatly, it does put loyalties into play.
That represents quite a shift.
This marks quite a shift in public opinion.
If the Americans go along, it will be quite a shift.
All of this is quite a shift in the art of the political handshake.
It was quite a shift in roles for these women of similarly imposing builds and strengths.
